—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Auguist 26,1967
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needs for tomato, potato, tobac
co. and apple crops. Daily
round-trip liansportalion is pro
vided to farm job sites by
farmers, by labor contractors
who serve as crew leaders, or
by private car pools, Kelly
notes.
Last year, the local manager
reports, some 500 workers par
ticipated in 25 day-haul pro
grams in the Lancaslei Coun
ty aiea.
Consistent
means more milk
Consistent quality in Jluellei
balk tank m inuf.ictui iiir as-uroi
you a high qualitv peitm malice n
the milk house where it pajs off n
profits.
Economical dircct-oxpaiwon re
frigeration in both “atmospheric"
•ad "vacuum" models , . . sices
from % to 2000 jmllons . . » bui’t-
MUELLER
ill controls and either remote or
■elf-contained condensing units.
CIP cleaning is an optional choice.
Whate\ er features j on prefer, they
tnav be found In one of the \aned
Mueller models . . . come in and
let us gi\e you the complete story,
about our economy
model “R” tenet
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ALUS-C ULMERS
L. H. Brubaker Nissley Farm Service
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Alien H. Matz Form Equipment
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Chet Long
Akron, Pa.
Grumelli Farm Service L H. Brubaker
Quarryvllle, Pa. Lancaster, Pa.
, said, It will get- even .worse if
big non-farm corporations are
# Farmers' Union successful in their move to
(Continued from Page 1) lake over agriculture. This, he
ministrotors simply can’t cope P nundreds of
w lth thousands more off the land
“I am not suggesting that y y ‘ '
the rioters are displaced The fact the* big metropolis
farm people,” Dcchant said. tan newspapers have been pub
_» lishing stories about both city
lam = a Hots and corporation farming
grations from the farm have ‘ significant, he
greatly overtaxed the facil ■ stories deal
ties andrcsourccsofthcc. basic . oblem
les, which for years have fall- t ..
en short of meeting the “Both reflect the unsettling
needs of people.” symptoms of the most serious
»i 4, " •„ „ !„ domestic problem of our time
. thpugb 'there is • “ , —the steady decay of the cco
the cities now, the farm leadei nomic and sodal fabric of n ,.
ral America,” he said.
“This problem is both neg
lected and widely misunder
stood.”
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N. G. Myers & Son
Rheems, Pa.
Dechant said he has difficulty
understanding why big city
mayors and urban-oriented or
ganizations, ignore rural prob
lems when they try to find out
why more ghettos erupt into
violence every summer.
“All we get from big city
spokesmen, and from most pol
iticians, are demands for more
billions to pay for badly-need
ed housing, schools and jobs
in the cities,” he said.
“These demands for billion
dollar cures which we sup
port, by the way get wide
spread public attention while
much more modest proposals
for rural America are virtual
ly ignored”
He contended the rebellion
in the cities has its roots in
the long-time neglect of rural
communities and of the farm
economy.
“Too few people realize that
a little patent medicine applied
in the country the past few’
yeare would have prevented
the need for most of this ma
jor surgery in the cities,” he
said. “And too few realize that
there’s still time to apply some
of 'these simple remedies in
rural areas now.”
Dechant said the refugees
from rural America includ
ing such people dairy faim
ers who quit because of low
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This, he said, diminishes job
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